Home Chef and Paw Patrol make family mealtime more memorable
As many parents appreciate, mealtime can either be a harmonious event or it can be slightly less pleasant. With the new Home Chef and Paw Patrol meal kits, the whole family is excited to pick up the fork and dig into a delicious meal.
From busy schedules to picky eaters, families can struggle to find a dinner that checks off every box. Add into that mix, a parent’s desire to have a well-balanced dish, it can have some home cooks feeling frustrated.
Many families have turned to Home Chef as a convenient, balanced food option. The meal kits not only offer variety, but they simplify the barrier to entry for any cook. From the step by step instructions to the prepped ingredients, cooks can gain confidence while learning to appreciate good flavor.
With the latest offerings from Home Chef, the idea goes beyond the person cooking the food. The concept engages the younger eater with food concepts that will hopefully stay with them for a long time.
As Rachel Post, R&D chef at Home Chef said, "At Home Chef, we are always looking for ways to make mealtime fun and delicious for the whole family. Partnering with PAW Patrol allows us to bring a sense of adventure and excitement to the table, while engaging young eaters with tasty meals inspired by their favorite characters."
Incorporating the popular Paw Patrol into the Home Chef concept is smart. Many chefs have long believed that getting kids involved in the kitchen makes them invested in the meal and more interested in eating the food. The concept works with adults, too. Sometimes mixing a little entertainment into the recipe is key to getting everyone excited about cooking.
What meals are available in the Home Chef Paw Patrol collaboration?
Available now through September 13, the rotating menu includes:
Chase's Cheesy Turkey Quesadilla with black beans and sour cream
PAWsome Popcorn Chicken Thighs with mashed potatoes and buttered corn
Skye's Saucy Butternut Squash Turkey Spaghetti with crispy panko
Marshall's Fire Roasted Tomato Tortellini with pesto and squash medley
Rubble's No-Trouble Beef Bulgogi Burger with cucumber slaw and miso aioli
Looking at these options, the versatile menu is clear. From a simple chicken dinner to pasta, that approachability is appreciated.
More importantly, there are some flavors and ingredients that help to push palates. That miso aioli is sophisticated and that is a good thing. Sometimes it is important to keep trying new things. Instead of another secret sauce on a burger, this option is a nice entry point to some more global flavors.
More information on the Home Chef and Paw Patrol collaboration can be found on the Home Chef website. Additionally, there are some promotions that can give new users free meals.